Smoking
turns your teeth yellow, but it can be much more damaging than that.
"Using
any form of tobacco can harm your teeth and gums in a number of ways,"
says Halpern.
"It can
cause throat, lung, and mouth cancer, and even death. Additionally, the tar
from tobacco forms a sticky film on teeth, which harbors bacteria that promote
acid production and create irritating toxins, both of which cause gum
inflammation, tooth decay, and loss."
Above article by: Kristin Koch,
Health.com
Cosmetic, Sedation & Family Dentistry
Chandler Park Dental Care
Tel: 270-282-4777
1857 Tucker Way
Bowling Green , KY 42104
USA
Chandler Park Dental Care
Tel: 270-282-4777
1857 Tucker Way
Bowling Green , KY 42104
USA
Smoking is really a harmful thing for our oral health. Its very much true that maximum of oral cancer is occurred because of smoking. Discoloration of teeth also happens because of smoking and tobacco. Not only this but also smoking causes different gum diseases and other cancer than oral cancer, dry mouth feels also because of smoking.
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